Umm

Jpshostr · April 18, 2002

Be interesting to see how the pulled this sucker out.

sincityZ71 · April 18, 2002

OMG!!

How in the #### did they manage to do that? Was there some hot naked babe walking across the field distracting the guy operating that thing or what?

I can't even imagine what they pulled that out with. It sure would have been interesting to watch though. :0

lol, that is a good one Jp

Jpshostr · April 18, 2002

That guy wasn't the only one stricken with a few moments of stupidness. Look below.

chevy4x4trucks · April 18, 2002

Geez JP, are you on the mailing list of stucktractors.com ??? Where the heck do you get all of these cool pictures, they are hilarious.

Firetiger(MN) · April 18, 2002

Notice the ol' CAT is still running!

Jpshostr · April 18, 2002

Them damn AGCO pulling tractors just fly apart under load.

Jpshostr · April 18, 2002

A few more tractor pulling pics for your enjoyment.

silverado man · April 18, 2002

what jp you don't have anything to say about the case's on fire.

CityTruck · April 18, 2002

Where the heck do they put the fuel tanks on those things.. Under the driver seat??? That looks to be just a bit on the warm side :0

Jpshostr · April 18, 2002

what jp you don't have anything to say about the case's on fire.

I'm still too choked up from seeing that to comment at this time.

Jpshostr · April 18, 2002

Where the heck do they put the fuel tanks on those things.. Under the driver seat??? That looks to be just a bit on the warm side :0

I know that a couple of those pictures the fire is coming from the oil pan exploding, not the fuel burning. I'm sure it has happened though.

antig24 · April 18, 2002

wow JP, where do u get these pics?lol

sincityZ71 · April 18, 2002

Wow. Those are some cool tractor-pull pics Jp

Chief Smallfire · April 19, 2002

I was working on a job site where they got a 80,000 # excavator buried up to the cab. Used another excavator and a D-9 dozer to get it out. On of the biggest problems was the vacuum created by the mud around the rear counter weight.

While my stucks aren't nearly as spectacular as the photos above, my wife has named my tractor the "Enterprise", because it goes where no man has gone before.